This latest contract includes the build of 54 homes - including nine apartments and 45 two and three storey properties - on the Wellyhole site for Hale-based House Crowd Developments.
CPUK is also working for House Crowd on a 36-home residential development in Mossley in Tameside in a £5.3m negotiated project.
The group is also on site in Hurst Green in the Ribble Valley, designing and building 30 new homes for Hillcrest Homes. It is CPUK’s fifth project with Hillcrest, the luxury homebuilding arm of Manchester based developer Nikal.
He said: “It is fair to say the residential sector is buoyant. We’re continuing to see an increase in the number of homes being built across the region as developers rise to the challenge set by the government to step up the pace of housebuilding.
“Buyer demand is also strong and the now well-established Help-to-Buy scheme has done a good job in both kick-starting and growing the market.
CPUK has also been chosen alongside property group Novo as a development partner to deliver the £6m regeneration of a car park site in Hale, Altrincham, which will feature 22 new homes and a multi-storey car park. CPUK Group is one of the North West’s leading independent building and civil engineering companies with an annual turnover of £65m.
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